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such disappointment for laura deas, who won a bronze medal in pyeongchang four years ago.e speed was just not there. bear in mind britain's competitors in the men's event are also out of the top ten, then safe to say britain will not be winning medals here in beijing. it has also not been a great day for britain's curlers. britain's women lost their group match against south korea. south korea made a comeback to take the match 9—7. that means that the britain women's team has lost two out of the first nine group matches. there was also a defeat for britain's men earlier on, they lost to the usa. the most emotional scenes today was in the snowboarding men's half pipe. it was won by ayumu hirano ofjapan. but perhaps the biggest cheer was for the great shaun white, competing for the usa in his final event before retiring. for many people, he is the greatest snowboarder there has ever been, he has won three olympic titles. today he finished in fourth place. you can see what competing heremeant to him, the end of what has been quite a glittering careerfor shaun white. well, and

laura deas won bronze four years ago in the skillet in which britain has ——skeleton dominated in recentics empty—handed. hopes in cross—country skiing also fails to materialise. andrew musgrave came 46th in the classic, an event won by finland. once again, nojoy on the cross—country. team gb were targeted between three and seven medals but at the moment, just one would be a start. britain's curlers would be a start but they had mixed days. the men lost to the usa but thrashed norway. they have won two of the three matches so far. the women have lost two of their three. they were beaten by south korea. eve muirhead's team with plenty to think about. but on another tough day for british hopes, others were rising high. none more so thanjapan's hirano, a breathtaking run to take gold in the half pipe. the day's most emotional moment was this, the final flourish of a snowboarding legend, america's shaun white could only finish fourth in his last event before retirement after a career including three olympic golds and you could see just how much this meant. is not about today, it's about a wh

. _ because look at laura deas — her slides were amazing - but the equipmentjust did not let her sortt with six wins in a row and a semifinal spot secured, bruce mouat�*s curling team could well spare britain's blushes in beijing. laura scott, bbc news, beijing. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello there. the first of our storms, storm dudley, is starting to ease off into the north sea towards scandinavia. and so, now the strongest of the winds will gradually start to die down. we still keep some showers, though, some of those wintry at lower levels. and the winds still noticeable first thing in the morning — gusts in excess of 40—16 mph potentially on exposed coasts. some of those showers, yes, still of snow, will start to ease as we go through the day. and into the afternoon, it is certainly the calm before the storm as we continue to see a blustery afternoon with some sunny spells and highs of 5—12 celsius. but through the latter stages of thursday into friday, all eyes once again out into the atlantic as storm eunice approaches.

team gb though, have missed out on a skeleton medal for the first time since 2002 as laura deas finishedstest time when she went first in heat four. germany's hannah neise took gold with the last run of the heat. and a decision on russian teenage figure skater kamila valieva's doping case will be made on monday. the 15—year—old, failed a drugs test in december, and will have a hearing tomorrow before a decision is made on whether she can continue to comepete at these games. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. let's return to our top story for a moment. the ukraine president zelensky has been speaking in the in eastern region. let's hear what he had to say. we have to be ready this day. it began not yesterday, it began in 2014 so we are ready. i have to analyse all the information which we have. we have a lot of information because on these borders, it is our borders, it is our territory. you know? i have to speak with our people, like the president, and say the people's truce, and the truth is we have different information. and n

team gb though, have missed out on a skeleton medal for the first time since 2002, as laura deas finishedun of the heat. that's all the sport for now. i promise we will show you wales versus scotland on sportsday at 6:30pm, join us if you can. it is 0-0 at 6:30pm, join us if you can. it is 0—0 at half—time. see you in an hour. the nhs has launched a new campaign to encourage people to dial 999 if they suspect they're in the early stages of a heart attack. doctors want to improve awareness of common initial symptoms such as sweating, feeling dizzy and tightness in the chest. jon donnison reports. a new tv ad urging people to look out for the early signs of a heart attack. a feeling of unease. but a poll of 2,000 people carried out for the launch of this nhs campaign found that fewer than half those asked knew to dial 999 if they or a loved one were experiencing some of the more vague symptoms, such as sweating, light—headedness or feeling weak and uneasy. if people are suffering a heart attack, the earlier they call for help the better. there is a phrase amongst cardiologists which is "tim

. _ because look at laura deas — her slides were amazing - but the equipmentjust did not let her sort £27 million of funding. but with six wins in a row and a semifinal spot secured, bruce mouat�*s curling team could well spare britain's blushes in beijing. laura scott, bbc news, beijing. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. dudley and eunice, they sound innocuous but not when they are storms! i innocuous but not when they are storms! ~' ., , innocuous but not when they are storms! ~ ., , ., ., ., , storms! i know, they are memorable names but i — storms! i know, they are memorable names but i think _ storms! i know, they are memorable names but i think eunice _ storms! i know, they are memorable names but i think eunice might - storms! i know, they are memorable names but i think eunice might have| names but i think eunice might have a bit more of a sting in the tail, a larger storm and certainly a wider impact across the country but that is friday. but we have dudley here at the moment and i don't want to underplay the significance of it because we have seen in the la

team gb, though, have missed out on a skeleton medal for the first time since 2002 as laura deas finishedgermany's hannah neise took gold with the last run of the heat. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. according to the nhs england thousands of lives could be saved if people knew how to spot the early signs of a heart attack. they are launching a new campaign to encourage people to dial 999 if they experience some of the most common early symptoms like sweating and tightness in the chest. it comes after a poll showed fewer than half of people knew to call the emergency services when experiencing the early signs of a heart attack. joining me now is dr yasmin razak who is a clinical director of neo health and gp in west london. very good to have you with us. thanks forjoining us. i'm assuming you welcome this campaign, why do you welcome this campaign, why do you think it is so important? i think what is really important is that the past two years has been focused very much in one only and there is so much we can do to prevent car

laura deas won - seems slide away. run to take gold in the half pipe. the day's most emotional moment was this, the final flourish most emotional moment was this, the finalflourish of a most emotional moment was this, the final flourish of a snowboarding legend, america's shaun white could only finish fourth in his last event before retirement after a career including three olympic golds and you could see just how much this meant. is you could see 'ust how much this meant. , :, :, ,:, you could see 'ust how much this meant. , :, ., :, you could see 'ust how much this meant. , ., ., ., �*, meant. is not about today, it's about a whole _ meant. is not about today, it's about a whole lifetime - meant. is not about today, it's about a whole lifetime of - meant. is not about today, it's about a whole lifetime of this. meant. is not about today, it's - about a whole lifetime of this sport and we've got to thank the competitors for embracing me this hallway, the kind words they... said to me at the bottom, you know, that i ha

they have been back in action with laura deas again. and an olympic debutant for great britain.. the men not doing much better. they are in 13th. in 17th, john better. they are in 13th. in 17th, jothackson, 0lympic medallist on commentary for bbc said it looks like a problem with the british equipment with the sled is not picking up speed going downhill. britain have won and medal in skeleton at the last six 0lympics but that stretches back to 2002 and it looks certain to be over. and in curling, the men lost this morning to the defending champions usa. they have one win and one loss. eve muirhead won bronze eight years ago and she is back here in beijing. they havejust got and she is back here in beijing. they have just got under way against south korea for the third match. they lost the opening one to switzerland but beat sweden last night. in the curling a long way to go but of the team, it has not been the greatest art. filth. go but of the team, it has not been the greatest art.— the greatest art. oh, dear. elsewhere. _ the greatest art. oh, dear. elsewhere, earlier - the gr

such disappointment for laura deas, who won a bronze medal in thejung chang a couple of years ago.e a comeback to take the match 7—9. that means that the britain team has lost two out of the first nine group matches. there was also a defeat for britain's men earlier on, they lost to the usa. the most emotional scenes today was in the mena's half pipe. it was one about the japanese competitor. but perhaps the biggest year was for the great shaun white, competing for the usa and his final event before retiring. for many people, he is the greatest on—board art that has ever been, he has won three olympic titles. today he finished in fourth place. you can see what competing he had meant to him, the end of what has been quite a glittering career for shaun white. andy murray is still struggling to put a run of wins together — he was knocked out of the rotterdam open in the second round. he lost in straight sets to the world number nine, felix auger aliassime. murray was playing his first tournament since an early exit from the australian open. the canadian takes on british number one cam

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the sliding sports, we. have enjoyed success in sliding with lizzy yarnold and laura deas.lnshire. a fair bit of cloud pushing steadily south with outbreaks of rain. allowing a lot of sunshine behind. there will be showers that will be wintry at low levels in parts of scotland and higher ground in northern ireland and england. gales across northern and western isles today. we have had gusts up to 70 mph. these are maximum temperatures. 13 in london is way above the average of eight at this time of year. overnight, the weatherfront move south. we have an area of low pressure coming our way which will bring snow even at low levels in scotland in the north, but it will also bring gales, so blizzards in the hills in the north of scotland. and the risk of ice. some of the snow will get down to the southern uplands through the night. tomorrow we start with low pressure that moves away taking the gales and rain with it. showers behind but a fair bit of sunshine. the weather front clearing, meaning we will be in colder conditions. a day for wrapping up warm. adding on the wind—chil